Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Wordless Wednesday: Mystery of the disappearing apricots

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15 comments:

laughinglioness.lisa@gmail.com said...

Just beautiful. We truly are at opposite ends of the world, aren't we. Love your blog!

Anonymous said...

He's gorgeous. I'd completely let him steal my apricots - even if they are so wonderful dried, chopped and mixed into cookies.

Hen Jen said...

oh wow, that is a beautiful bird! What kind is it? We have flocks of parrots from mexico in our neighborhood (so. ca) which is unusual..but they are mostly green, not as beautiful as this one!

Ruskin said...

Wow, has he got enough colours in his feathers do you think? ;-)

keptwoman said...

He is a Rainbow Lorikeet. There were three of the pilfering little rascals all scoffing down MY apricots.

Kim said...

Oh gosh- I wish I was there- it's I think about 4 degrees Fahrenheit here this morning :(

Emma said...

Beautiful. Those naughty lorikeets get into all kinds of things. Noisy too! I've lived with them in different parts of Queensland. I didn't think they were that far south.

keptwoman said...

They sure are noisy! It was the racket of the 3 of them not far from my bedroom window that woke me at such an ungodly hour. Well that and the fact that the temp was fast climbing back up to 30 in the bedroom after (apparantly) the 3rd warmest night on record.

Unknown said...

He is almost as beautiful as the fruit. My dh would be in heaven having apricots grow outside his back door.

Lizzie said...

Wow, spectacular!

Rhonda said...

What a gorgeous bird and photo!
Wow, I can't imagine finding a bird like that in my garden. And I would totally let him have the apricots. :0)

Gail said...

Hah! Great photo, and great caption!

Karen said...

Beautiful picture. Naughty lorikeet.

farmnwife said...

Great colors. Don't see any birds like that 'round these parts.

Dacia's School said...

It was rock salt in an ice cream maker

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